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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 152, 27 June 1912, Page 6

WALKING SHOES FOR LADIES ! STRONG SERVICEABLE WALKING SHOES are the kind that are wanted at this time of year, and our NEW SHIPMENT now on the shelves will meet all requirements. The Shoes ha,vo been selected with the utmost care, having regard to the wintry weather, and the need for comfort and stylo. THE "RAPIDIAN" SHOES, Patent Albany Tab, Cuban Heels. AT 23/6 A PAm - THE VCORSO," Patent Albany St. Louis Band Shoes. AT 26/6 APAIR - THE "OOWPER" SHOES, Patent St. Louis Band Buckle, Louie Hoels. AT 26/6 A PAIR - THE "CLIFFORD" SHOES, patent Langtry Tongue and Buckle. AT 27/6 APAIR. THE "BERNADO" SHOES, Patent Oaebsr, Leather Buckle, Cuban Heels, AT 37/6 APAIR. THE "RIGI" SHOES, in Patent Leather, One-bar, Grey Collar, Cuban Heels. AT 26/6 A PAIR THE "ABINGTON" SHOES, Patent Brogue Lace. AT 2 ( r/6 APAIR - THE "BETHEL" SHOES, Patent Derby Lace Shoes, Swing Toe. AT 32/6 APAIR. THE "CLEVELAND" SHOES, all Patent Leather, Lace, Continental shape. AT 28/6 A PAm THE "GOLDEMAR" SHOES, Patent Colt Derby Lace Shoes, Medium Toes. AT 26/6 A PAm - THE "SARABAND" SHOES, all Patent Glace Kid, Round Toe, Pump Soles. at 27/6 A PAm - THE "LUXFORD" SHOES, Patent Leather Lace Shoes, Matt Kid Uppers, Round Toee. , AT 26/6 A PAIR - THE "CANAAN" SHOES," Patent Derby Lace Shoes, Swing Toes. AT 24/6 A PAm< THE" "HARLAND" SHOES, Patent Derby Lace Shoes, Grey Suede Quarters. AT 28/6 A PAIR - THE "GARRIOK" SHOES, Glace Kid Lace Shoos, Patent Toecaps. AT 21/6 A PAm - THE "NEPTUNE," Glace Kid Derby Shoes, Patent Toecaps. AT I9/6 APAIR ' THE "CRISPUS," Glaoe Kid Derby Shoes, Patent Toecaps. AT 19/6 A PAIR ' THE "KINGSLEY," Glace Kid Shoes, Self Cap, Broad Toes. • AT 22/6 APAm - BLACK GOLF SHOES, in Moor Calf, Unlined, Wehed Soles, Flat Heels. AT 25/6 A PAm - BLACK GOLF SHOES, in Box Oalf, Medium Toes. APAm - KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED. GENTLEMEN, Fyou want something really SMART AND SERVICEABLE, vieit LAMBTON CHAMBERS LAMBTON CHAMBERS. f Our Showroomi oontain a selection of WINTER SUITINGS AND DRESS SUITINGS euoh as i B usually only geen in the West End of London Our Suits advertise themselves! GRAHAM AND CO. TAILORS (Late Kitto and Graham), 212, LAMBTON-QUAY (First Floor). Opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains. a great Banker "ON SPENDING THAT SPELLS SAVING!" yy-iLL, for instance, the small matter of investing in proper olothes I consider an asset. Economy in this direction of personal appearance iB a Mistake — a loss rather than a gain. A man spends Mb moaey judiciously when he gete a few good Suits made at MILLIGAN'S, KELBURNE-A VENUE. IT'S AN INVESTMENTI YES, IT IS SMART. TT'S ELLIS-MADE ! 7TIHAT is the answer an "ElKe-olad" X man would make when someone remarked — "That's a nice suit 1" Long experience as a Bond-street Tailor enables Ellis to turn out the smartest and most distinctive styles. If you want to be well dressed you must go to B. ELLIS, ART TAILOR, OPP. UNION BANK, WELLINGTON. EVERY OSBORNE SUIT AND COSTUME IS "JUST SO." ""VTEAR enough" won't do when, i-^ an Osborne Suit or Costume is in question. It must be "just so" in every detail before it is allowed to pass into the possession of a client. A 6pletidid selection of Fabrics awaits you. H. OSBORNE & CO., TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS, CUBA-STREET. TXIGGINSON AND MACSHANE, XX Sh&rebrokors Accountants, and General Agent*. 14d, Fenthereton-streat,